What, Actually, is our Reality? | Kenneth Schmitt

Among the people who have multiple personalities, or dissociative identity disorder, such as Billy Milligan, Chris Sizemore (Three Faces of Eve), and Truddi Chase, it is noteworthy to observe that those who share the same body can have very different capabilities. One may have such poor vision that it requires thick glasses, and another would have perfect vision. Two would have arthritis pain, but one would have it in some joints, and the other would have it in different joints. There are numerous differences, enough that we may infer that individual consciousness controls the physical abilities. Perhaps this can be extended to aging, regeneration, athletic ability and essentially everything. The challenge in this kind of logical extension of conscious presence, is how to believe in and recognize the reality of these greater characteristics in ourselves.

We are the creators of experiences. They are all imaginary in our own consciousness. Although our own consciousness is limited by our beliefs about ourselves and our capabilities, we are still part of infinite consciousness, and we are constantly emitting light. We emit auras of photons that vibrate in resonance with our personal energetic signature, and they are constantly changing in alignment with our mental and emotional processes. Because these are all expressions of electromagnetic energy, they originate in our consciousness, which is the prime cause of everything. We are fractals of infinite consciousness, just like fractals in form in holograms.

Every energetic pattern in our state of being is creating itself in our expressions of light. These express the psychic quality of our inner experiences through their wave frequencies and polarities. They either enhance life or diminish it, in amounts dependent on our intensity. This is how we direct our lives in every dimension. To be intentionally creative requires our focused attention as much as we’re capable of in every moment. From a place of disinterest, we must be able to observe how we feel.

Knowing that our entire reality consists of patterns of electromagnetic energy emitted in unison with human consciousness, we may recognize how our entire world is imaginary. Our recognition depends upon our psychic openness to our energetic environment. There are many dimensions present, and any of them can become real for our experience when we realize them as our personal reality. By our realization, we interact with our visions and inner feelings to create their reality in our experience. The qualities of our experiences are the empirical expression of our state of being.

Author: Kenneth Schmitt at https://KennethSchmitt.com